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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-20

Governor Lee has appointed j. j.
McGlone notary public in the city Of
Richmond.
In the City Circuit Court yester-
day +. W. +. Hagemaun was made a
citizen Of the United States
TIE new tower and stone-hoisting
apparatus at the new City Hall was
worked yesterday morning for the first
time.
There will be about thirty entries for
the bicycle races to take place at the
Fair so Nr. Schaap has informed Ma
jor Ycnahlc, secretary Of the Virginia
Agricultural Society.
Cards are ont fot the marriage Of
Miss Lula Walls StovCr, formerly OF
this city, now of Petersburg, and Mr.
Thomas Il. Massie, on November 81,
at Grace church, Petersburg.
Or. W. A. Hammond. an eminent
physician Of New York, Is guest OF
the Exchange Hotel. 1t will be re-
mcmhcred that DR.. Hammond was one
OF the consulting physicians in Presi-
dent Garield's case.
Judge Gunter will adjourn the Cir
cult Court Cf New Kent county from
the 2lth Of October to the 22d OF No
yember in order to give the members
Of the bar an opportunity to attend the
Lee monument celebration.
A great flock Of SMALL birds passed
over the city last night and many OF
them in their flight struck against
houses and were killed or wounded.
Qune number Of such icll into the
hands of the people near the corner OF
Broad and Sixth streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-20
COALITION PARTY.
THE HON. JOHN s. WISE CALLS
UPON REPUBLICANS.
Ward Meetings TO be Held TO Indorse
The Coalition Candidates.

The following notice has been is
sued:
RFpuBLIcANs, ATTENTION A mass
meeting of the Republicans OF e3cn
ward in the city will be held on Thurs
day night, October 20th, at 5 o'clock.
The respective places OF meeting are
as follows:
Marshall Ward Blooming Lilly Hall,
between Thirtieth and Thirty fret
streets
jefferson Ward: Odd-Fellov,' Hail,
franklin street.
Madison Ward Csrter's Hall,
Eighth street between Main and Cary.
Monroe Ward Foushee-Strcet Hall.
Clay Ward Fisherman's Hall.
Jackson Ward Samaritan Hall,
Navy Hill.
The object Of the meeting Is to con-
slider the action of the Republican EX-
ecutive Committee in pIedging the
support Of the party to the Coalition
candidates for House OF Delegates.
Let the voters turn ont 81 U'0ssc and
proye their loyalty to Republican prin-
ciples JoHN >. WISE
Chairman Republican City Commit
tee.
Mr.. Wise saws Gt will be Observed
that the "object OF the meeting is t.
consider the action of the Republican
Executive Committee in pledging tine
support Of the party to the CoLIroS
cANpm4rUs for House of Delegates.
Another card is as follows:
REPUBLICAN MFErING.-Amlss-meot
ing Of the Republican voters Of Mon
roe Word will I've held at Fousbee-
Street Hall Thursday night, October
20. 1887. at $ o'clock.
The object Of the meeting is to con
slider the action Of the Republican E4-
ecutiye Committee in plcdglng tn
| support of the party to the Coalition
candidates for House of Delegates.
LET THE VOTERS TURS OFT IN Mtsif
AND PROVE THEIR LOYALTY ro RErUnLr
c,N rnINCmLEs. JONI :. WISE,
Chairman Republican City Committee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-20
Special Feature for
This Week.

I. coo dozen IMPORTED HhNDKERCuiEFS
Dust from the agent of large foreign
manufacturer, which our buyer closed out
laat week Ihoy comprise tho LATEST
NOVELTIES ~ BORDERS. such A. Hand
WORK Embroidered around ooriers, open
Ilem-fitch Worn. Lace Edges, Fancy Bor-
der~, Narrow aud Wide Band. These goods
nrc an immense bargain, beautiful IN de-
sign aud entire get up. We shan place
them to-day on sals at importers prices,
reRping Tor ourselves small iiseonnI 70
toIl YOU they are FINE, PRETTY, and
CHEAP is hut mill term. Cali ani seq
the grand display ON centre counter near
centre stairway
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-20
AT A SACRIFICE.

1y6 dozen LADIES' COLLARS ani CUFFS will
ie slaughtered this week. they represent
me iat,ai novelty in design. We hayo
t.om in all numbers from - 20 10, for All
of which We tayr heretofore paid from ~
To- fi..5 per dozru. Ne will give them away
ati3r. yer s,t Don't miss this oppoHAnl-
" ltis onc SCI ldom offered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-20
PinliicO RareS.

lHy telegraph io tEe Dispatch
BALTIMORE, OctoberI9. -Firstmce-
one mile Eolian won Valiant second,
Glcudora third. Iimr l43,.
Second rScc-C,ntral stakes, for
two-ycar-olds-onc nile Los Angelo
won; Refund second, Omaha third.
Time. l:i5}.
Third uce-onc and three sixteenth
milcs-S@ift won; Lclogas second,
Harvard third. Time, 2:0L
Fourth mce-Ntstal stakes for file.
and thrcc-ycar-olds one aud "a hal.
miles Iiad,m Won; GIisctte second
Time. 2:i3.
Fidh race Great pimi.co handicap.
stccp.e c.ase stakes, au ages-lbou'
two mics and lalf-Eci,rce fell H.
tine souh field and went out Of TIA.
raco. little Fellow Won; Wheatl =
second, jim McGowan third. Time.
30.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-20
rnderrndcnt Nominntion.

Alta convention Of the Independents
Of Hcurico held yesterday Il. Il. Gr.tln
Was nominated for the House Of Dcic-
gates.
Mr.. Griffin was elected Justice o. tic
Peace on the Independent ticket las.
May. lie isavcry popular citizen, au'
will receive he entire lndepondel.
vote.
The Independents Of Henrico have
reoreani2od with Justice 5. B. Guuu
chairman ard G.. c. Vincent secretary.
General Ct. W. Randall, Colonel
Normaud Smith, and other prominent
Republicans VIII take an active part IL
the canvass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-20

On Tuesday night the Methodist
Lavmen's Union ut Pizinni's up-towo
parlors discussed the subject Of city
mission work.
The union passed resolutions request
ing the approaching annual confercnc.
to appoint a minister TO DO general
mission work in this city and pledged
the union for the money necessary t.
his support. They also took acton
looking to the organization Of ncT
mission Sunday schools, and providine
liberal financial aid to ali such schools
organized and reported to the Laymen's
Union. John p. Branch, ESD. ColoneI
A. 5. Ruiord, L. II. Whitlock, q. j..
Hunt, and others addressed the meet
mo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-20
NYOTHEESl MOTHERS

Aro you disturbed NJ night aud 5-okcu 81
your re-, hy % sirE child suffering and cryin'
with tho cxcruciating pain Of emitting teeth? Il
so, 20 a, once and get i bottle II MRS. WlN,-
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. II will relioVe aa
poor LITTLE suGcror immediaiely-d upon
it: there il no mistake about IT, Th0re is no. a
mother On earth who has ever used & Who y il'
not tcll you a. once that Is will regulate th'
bowels, and give rest 20 tho mother, aui relie.
aud health 70 the child, operating Ike magic.
f. IS perfectly safe 10 use in al cases and pint-
sani 20 the taste, and is tho prescription Of ono
4 the oldest and best female physicians aui
nurses in The United states. sod everywhere.
twenty-five cents q bottle. o. !SeJi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-20

Gravins, both Of this city, were mar
red at the Seventh Street Lutheran
church by the pastor, Rev. W: o.
Schaeffer The bride WAS dressed IN
becoming brown travelling suit. After
the ceremony the couple took the 6:2O
train for n northern tour. The follow
ing gentlemen acted as ushers Messrs'
John II, Puckett (best NAM, OF Peters
burg John A. Umlauf. Walter NJ.
Cosby, and George Ii. Hamilton, OF
Richmond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-20

Cnnovc LooszNEss oF TIE BOWELS results
from imperfect digestion. Tile cause Dies In
ue torpidty # the liver \ regaia- habit OF
icdy can De secured ty taxing SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR o. ala digestion, u stimulate the
dul aud sluggish liver, AMI ri she sy-'"m ~
excessive sni poisonous bile. The RzIclroH
corrects sciGity Of the stomach. cures dyspep-
-ia, and msurss regularity ot the bowels, a.i>.
free from lastly or cosugencs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-20
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

A.JBRADLEY 6 CO., ~ p. NJ, commission
ers ralc Of valuable real estate on tIli
street. In The city Of Manchester.
GEORGE ". MAYO. II 4. NJ. white French
china dinncr-set, cut glass decauter', 6c
J. THOMPSON BROWN s co., r. ". co n
missioner. sale Of four brick dwellings On
he southwest corner OF fif.h ani Cary
streets.
EDMUND WADDILI. JR.. p. ". at Charles
city Courthouse, trustees sale of valuable
land in said county
POINDEXTEK & DESOON, ~ +. n., trustees
sale of two bricS dwellings on tho south
eide - Jackson street.
GEORGE W. MAYO, 10 A. ~. aud O'Clock aud
: o'clock Z. A., gold and silver watches,
lewelIy, musical instruments, 3c
FREQ. II. WILLIAMS, iron safe, show cases,
fixtures, ieWelry, &c.
GEORGE ". MAYO, lO4 A. ~, furniture, car
pets, stoves, SC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-20
Ar Arabs Cuse.

A motion will be made at the next
term of the Hustings Court for Il nc"
trial Of Michael Usilli, an Arab, who
was convicted on the 18th of fel0niou-
assault upon Lucy Foster, and given
by the jury ten years in the penitenti,
ary. During his trial Usiili remained
perfectly mute, and since his confine-
ment in Jail it has been learned that he
does not understand English. IL q new
trial is granted Mr.. A. l.. Wexler'
who speaks Arabic, will be present tc
act us interpreter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-20
4 NIGHT OF COMEDY.
JOHN sleeper Clarke at the Theatre
Last Night.

The Theatre was crowded last night.
Every seat was filled, and even stand
iug-rCom could not be had in favOrlbla
parts Of the house. The audience was
quite fashionable, too, and an enter
tainment Of more than ordinary excel
lence was given. The performance
commenced with the one-act comedl-
eta called "a Fair Encounter " In
this there were only two characters
Lady Clara St. John (Ogla Brandonl
and Mrs. Celin Grenville Marie Huds-
peth). This was much enjoyed. and
was followed 10y the charming comedy,
in five acts, "Hcir Mt Law Mr..
Clarke taking the varied roics OF Dr.
Psngloss, LII. d. and 4. $. s., and
Ezekiel Homespun. OF course the pll!
was all that could he wished Tor. Nr.
Clarke is comedy actor OF the old
school and played to delighted
audiences here twcnty-odd years ago.
He has lost nothing by age,
but time has rather ripcned and ma
turcd his innate genius and clever
treatment Of character. The play Is OF
a high order Of comedy and most fin
ishod and Pentccl in It's lines. Every
member OF Mr.. Clarkc's support Is
praiseworthy. Hisson. Creston Clark,
in the part Of Dick Dowlas, deserves to
be specially mentioned, and so does
sweet little Miss Hud-pcth as Cicily
Homcspun and Mrs. Jane German as
Lady Dubcrly. Mr.. Theodore Hamil-
ton assumed the role Of Lord DubcrlJ
splendidly.
About 300 doctors were in attendance
as guests Of the faculty Of the Medica
College Of Virginia, and they (visitori
from different sections Of the State
seemed much pleased, especially wher
illusions were made to physicians
spclt with an :.
Tonight the comedy a Round
Trip will be produced, and it is safe
4, ~ Iafcra a papkel houcp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-20
SCORE ANOTHER TOR DErRsIT.
Tho 81. LOuiS Team DO Good WORK,
Hut FaiI TO Win.

PULADELrHA, Pa, October -
St. Louis outbatted and outiielded the
Dchoits to-day. but nevertheless the
League champions won by getting
their few hts well together. KIM
pitched an excellent game for the
Browns md succeeded in striking ont
Zine Of the heavy hitt,rs. Conway
also pitched effectively. Glcason's one
handed catch Of line fly and White ~
great work on third were the only par
ticularly good pieces Of fielding work.
Score:
ST. Lonis. 90 100 %
Ncro.ts. .....O q % ! d q , X x'
Rase-hi;s 81 Louis. o ; Dctroite, g.
Errors ST. Louis, > Dctroits, g. Bat.
teri,s: King and Boyle Conway an
Camel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-20
TIE Vnion Democratic Rally To-
Night.

The arrangements for the parade and
rally Of this club have all been com
pletod, and it is hoped that all the
visiting clubs will be on hand promptly
at 7:fJ O'Clock, corner Twenty-ffth and
Main streets, tonight. A. the speak
ing promises to be very interesting It IS
very necessary that the line of march
will be prompt at the hour named.
Hon. George ID. Wise, Mr.. Beverley i.
Munford, and jefferson Chandler, Esq,
Of Washington. will address the meet
ing. The speakers are all well known,
ard their reputation cannot fail to
draw q crowd. The stand has been
erected corner Twenty-third and y
streets. All Democrats are urgently
requcttld 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-20
TIE Hon. Roscoe ConkIing.

Attorney-General Ayers was seen last
night at the Exchange Hotel and asked
il he had heard from Mr.. Conkling as
to whether he would appear in tho Vir-
ginia cases before the Supreme Court
at Washington in November. Mr..
Ayers's reply was that he had forward
sd TO MIR. Conkling the papers in the
case and was looking for favorable 70,
ply yesterday, but it had not reached
him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-20

50 from her hand, and attempted TO
pull off her watch, but only succeeded
in getting part of the chain. lie then
ran of, but was soon captured by some
men who were at work in the nel9hDor-
hood. Evans will be before the Police
Juc4ica TO-DAY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-20

Judge Holladay, Of the Chancc~v
Court. granted Tuesday, upon the petit
ton Of =. Whitlock, an injunction
against II. Rosenberg, Of this city, and
Alsfeldcr Brothers < Rejach, Of Gin
cinnati, Ohio, restraining them from
manufacturing the Old Carolina Che
roots, which, Mr.. Whilloch claims, are
nm exact imitation Of the Old Virginia
Chdcols manufactured by him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-20
Ayeu rn,nting in The CapiteI.

Hiss Nellie Deans, Of Hoscwcn,
Gloucester county, Va, has, at the rc-
qu,ss Of the state Librarian, laft il
magnificent copy OF fmou, ollpa.ut-
iupv.,h linn. She painted it from tine
original portrait of General Thomas
nelson, one Of Virginia., uuiorsotteu
vo1tli,s. TIE work shows evidence
If the highest order of talent, AMI
artists can readily recognize in it the
succc, ful imitation OF one of the old
masters, Sir Peter Lely who W,
roughly ordered by Cromwell to paint
Ina as he vAs-molr aud all on hi,
iscc-so tlat Le might present natu
raj Appearance.
Tie picture was hung mp in the IL
lrary e few DAYS ago, and represents
an ideally beautiful boy Of about six
tecu dressed III tie fascinating fashion
of lis Jay-ahout l75t It isa paint
ing OF which the accomplished lady
may well feel proud.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-20
Fortune. FooI' and " Article AZ"

Miss Rose Osborne began an engage
ment at the Academy last night IN
Fortunes Fool before a fair house
She is good actress and her support Is
of average strength. Mr.. W. Q. Holden,
her leading man, assumed the rote oil
Jack Thornton very creditably. To,
day Fortunes Fool viii De repeater
at the matinee, and tonight Article
AZ" will be given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-20
e-,- ESTABLISHED IN 1913
OSCAR CRANz & co..
.,.,..geps AsD DEALERS IN

ivroRIEEs AID DkALsns c,oARs
q,sR WINES. LIQUORS, AND Ci'Ai9'
,T - call attention 70 their laGfo r. rsics ssiss
81 mo above mentioned gooas' Iron from tho nrsI
ere Of their own ~ 81 HAVANA. ,.,
h91ifs i - S9i Of laany dorsn, agsMh1oI
me idIor - the very finest g'"dn1R LA SDiEs, vim
fTo,n ten 20 nifty years oloi
tagss from 1877 70 l55i. DvP BOURBON, aud
Their eioek % IlE3 IFys JAMAICA snd nd
SsTg1ix : Run, APPLE aDd PEAChh ~ ,h,s ,'ti city.
il ois oi surpassd aey hosss ass ~ 'p Keep all tho
0f CHAMPAGNEs they "a, s,Tsft rsfer especially % @
,ssdlHf ,ss9 fpIEissIsKE Iie sERRE ASD ASdDnoeded 70 be
G0IssEs. selected for them anu oc s.3w
he finest Wines imported
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-20
Monnnentto GenerHI STUART.

Tie Stuart Monument Association
las purchased a granite shaft witt
which 10 mark the spot near lello"
Tavern where General J. E. b. Stuari
fell mortally wounded May II, 1861;
after repelling Sheridan's cavalry ami
thus saving Richmond. Yesterday The
inscription was decided upon, and the
monument will shortly be placed in po.
sition with appropriate ceremonies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-20
n..,n- ,,,aday Robbery.

Yesterday about noon, while Mrs, >.
NJ. Odenheimer was standing at tne
corner of Ninth and Clay streets talk-
ing to lady friend, notorious negro
thief named Joe Evans came up
snAtched her pocket-book containing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-20

and why do you think so ? Because
went TO Heller Z Go. IS, BIT east Broa
street, and found the best and cheapest
shoes in town FOR the money. They
have Just put in two electric lights,
and lave now one Of the most coz
plctc shoe stores in this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-20
The popular Fischer piano
Ut Lowest prices at Hylaud q Lees.
Attentien. Vow RentcaxaIry

All surviving members Of New Ken.
Cavalry Company !, Third regiment
desiring to participate in the parade on
the 21th instant are requested to meet
At Iossieux's Stable, EHukiin street
lstvcen Eighteenth and Nineteenth,
On Wednesday the 25th instant at !
O'Clock =. NJ. CoaRANY L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-20
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ISAAC SllIi @ co., ...' H.. ,'',l -
: -rltrr. N.>T Cot\ \-k IliiiiGIp.-
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.fh--iie 4"i.-. r,...il..
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80 way a.ru. 1ao Gaa.i.,. "a, t..., w1' ..,
s.'.,it.--,ll vna.iu anl
..... ala CuHts. Housekeeping
T.i r.. and Piano Coycr-, L.,.
.i., W. arc s.:.l.ns o. gr.... -.
-.ov.' ,hsa 70 Oh. sa,I ,.rg eve, ,ya 1
t. .of.r. ln aH our D'. .''os' s. h'-i ,,.,.,,sa1
l..' canroi ,aa advantage OF o'' la'-
p.' rtst ~ % 'if-lt '.,....' ,r..t.i, W q.l
tA' '' 1''' "a tr.W.. CARPETS
Z, flt't N-A t.,, tfl.-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-20
New lodges or Good TempIars.

Rev. J. II. Tillery, State lecturer,
organized q fine lodge of Good lem
plars on the 18th instant at Hicks's
Wharf, Mathews county, with thirty
six members, and on the 18th another
at Mathews Courthouse with twenty
one members.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-20
small Eire.

Some boys built fire last night in
the yard OF Mrs. Vale. 7 south Pine
street. and the flames quickly commu-
uicated to the coal-house and partially
destroyed it. Damage about go. An
alarm was turned in from Box IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-20

The following telegram was received
from Ir. James /. Caboll, Of the Uu.-
gcrslty Of Virginia, in reply to the rnso-
luton adopted tuesday night aud pub
ishcd ycsterday:
"Hayc received telegram transmit
tireresolution If Medical Society o.
Yrainio. Present to the society my
grateful Acknowledgement FOR this uu-
expected and very gratifying t,etimo-
nal Of tlcir good VII, by which aa
deeply touched %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-20

Nr. $. $. Sullctt, OF Powhatan
county. and for So many years yalul-
bic citizen of Richmond, presented u-
Yesterday with IL handsome hachberry
cane. which lie cut at his home. We
rfizc il very highly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-20

ICE TO TAXPAYERS.

nrOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
TRKAsURER's OfHcE'l
HgyRICO COUNTY, Va, october ID, lo,"
me t,xes for state and county for me yenI ,,,I
~ issY Will be ready for collection NONhNp
: ,ssg. al my Office county court house pro
''ahe law imposes IA PENALTY or 2,cry. rhN
CENT. OD all taxes remaining unpaiu Dh"''
ftR 4. 1881. Very respectfully, .,s,y
' GEORGE Il. ANDEhsoN.
ocfk2v Treasurer OF HeDrico county
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-20
LATE WEATHER REPORT.

lfy telegraph % the Dlspatch.l
= WAsmISGTON. October 20-l 4. NJ
Irun For Virginia, warmer. fair weather.
IltlH followed boy rain, light % fresh south
4 lerly winds
p For North Carolina, slight changes
I'm temperature, rain, brisk % hgh
castcrly winds. becoming variable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-20
CHEAP DECORATIONS
AT
S!sEBsAEJ

FLAG PRINTS, one, two, anl four Uniiei
states nag- to the yard. ~ iAc. per yari.
RED. WHITE and BLUE PRINTS. alternate
stripcs u red. white and blue, with whlte
s,sr. on the hlre stripes, at l0t per yari
Py the use - these prints you cau dccofAt'
very handsomely at very small cost only
small quantity let. secure what you neei At
once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-20
TIE EMEDICALS0CIETY
sECoED DAYS SESSION IN RICHMOND
OF THE VIRGINIA PHYSICIANS.
Anasthetics Diseussed-0peration Per-
formed by pr. McGuire- Important
Papers Read.

The Medical Society Of Virginia WAS
called to order at 1920 o'clock yester-
day morning, and after the reading Of
the minutes and announcements from
the desk, the president, Or. Bedford
Brown, of Alexandria, delivered his
address on "Thc Advantages Of the
Practical Study Of Medical Science rs
Means Of Promoting Professional
Success" 1t was an able paper and
was received with applause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-20

FoB BRONCHIAL, AsinMArIc, AND PULMONARY
CoMfLAIsrs, BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHss"
have remarkable curative properties. Sod
oHly in bOzes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-20

Only three more days before our visitors VIII
begiu pourinR in Next week will be a busy
one. and, as usual during fair week, We shall oe
crowded. ~ W. advise oar city trade totake al
vantage Of tho few iays remaining ana mako
their purchases before tho rush begins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-20
sOR E,ENr.
TOR RENT THAT SpLENDTD :,

EOR RENT. No. III EAST MARI
4 SHALL STREET Rent low. All im---1
Ir0yemcuts. Apply a. II. T.. PELODIE,
Oc ls-lw iJGOyernOr street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-20

I'm THIS WEEK s SALE $500 yards HAMBURG
EBGINGS and INShR1lNG>, which item mas
nad cutie a run on the past Two weeks, selling
fher,' Ia our patruns at ONE HALF their regu-
larvalue. 1hese goods are strictly lirst class In
quality, being SHEER and FINE, with close.
worked aud open-work embroidery, all OF
which, d. previously stated. are the sample llno
II foreign manufacturers. our show lines dl--
play hundreds ~ yards oi these goods vita
ilain figures on them. A bg bargain Tor tho
ladies'. Come early and secure first choice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-20
"Sulaniifc."

IN opera called Sulamite - will be
produced Mt the Pavilion Theatre 10y
the Oriental Hebrew Opera Company,
Of New York, Friday evening for the
first time i'm Richmond